TreeSchoolers Science Complete Set (DVD Edition)

TreeSchoolers teaches science through songs and signs to kids ages 2-8. Your child will explore science concepts while learning social skills such as kindness, teamwork, persistence and sharing. Set includes:

A Rainy Day

Plants and Flowers

Incredible Insects

Awesome Animals

The Amazing Human Body

Happy, Healthy Me

Scientific Reasoning

Extraordinary Earth

Our Solar System

Set includes MP3 Music LibrarySee download information on back of case.

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A Rainy Day
Raininterrupts the TreeSchoolers' plans to play outside. The lightning and thunder scare Abacus Finch. Rachel and the TreeSchoolers show Abacus that understanding something can make it less scary. Along the way, Rachel and her TreeSchooler friends explore questions such as:

What is a cloud?

Why does it rain?

What is lightning?

What is thunder?

How can we help someone who is afraid feel better?

How can I show kindness?

Plants and Flowers
Rachel and the TreeSchoolers are getting ready for the Flower Fair, but first they need to help Bongo learn more about flowers so he can pick out his favorite for the fair. Along the way they work together to answer questions such as:

How do plants grow?

What do plants need to live?

What is photosynthesis?

What are the parts of a plant?

How can we work together to learn something new?

Incredible Insects
Firefly Hue helps the TreeSchoolers learn about all the ways that insects are incredible, but he's still feeling small. Together Rachel, Hue and their TreeSchooler friends learn about insects and how even small things can have a really important purpose in life. Together, they ask questions like:

What makes an insect an insect?

What makes insects different than other animals?

What are the parts of an insect?

Why are insects important?

How can small things make a big difference?

Awesome AnimalsThere’s
a talent show at the TreeSchool, but Penny isn’t sure what her talent
is! As Rachel helps the TreeSchoolers learn about all of the awesome
things animals can do, Penny discovers what makes her truly special. In
this episode Rachel helps the TreeSchoolers explore questions such as:

What is an animal?

What do animals need to live?

How do animals move?

Where do animals live?

What do animals eat?

The Amazing Human Body
Convinced that they’ve never met a human, the TreeSchoolers set out to discover what human bodies do and how they work, inside and out. As they learn about what makes humans special, they start to wonder: Could their friend Rachel actually be…a human? This episode explores questions such as:

How do our bodies work?

What’s inside our bodies?

How do our bodies move?

How do we use our senses?

What makes humans special?

Happy, Healthy Me
Abigail Finch has an important recital coming up, but she’s feeling sick! The TreeSchoolers set out to learn why bodies sometimes get sick and what we can do to keep our bodies strong and healthy. Will Abigail get better in time for the recital? Happy, Healthy Me explores questions such as:

What can we do to take care of our bodies?

Where do healthy foods come from?

Why do we need sleep and exercise?

Why do we need to drink water?

How can we listen to our bodies?

Why do we need to stay clean?

How do bodies get sick?

Scientific Reasoning

It's time for the Science Fair! This episode explores the properties of air, light, and water and the steps of the Scientific Reasoning Cycle:

Reflect and Ask

Plan and Predict

Act and Observe

Report and Reflect

Extraordinary Earth

When Chroma Chameleon discovers that her cousin’s habitat is endangered, the TreeSchoolers naturally want to help. With Rachel’s guidance, they discover that there are lots of things they can do to take care of our Earth! Along the way, they learn about

Months of the year

Seasons of the year

Geological formations

Natural resources

The seven continents

Conservation and recycling

Being an everyday hero

Our Solar System

Our Solar System: Simon gets worried when he sees the moon slowly disappearing! As Rachel and the TreeSchoolers set out to solve “The Mystery of the Missing Moon,” they learn about the sun, moon, stars, planets and the scientists whose questions and curiosity led to important discoveries about our universe.

The goal of TreeSchoolers is to teach a complete preschool curriculum.

The goal of Signing Time is to teach ASL signs.

Both shows feature original songs by Emmy-nominated host, Rachel Coleman.

Both shows feature ASL signs. Signing Time completely focuses on signing. And since research shows that signing can help preschool children learn and remember new concepts, it was natural to include a handful of ASL signs in TreeSchoolers, too!

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<p>My toddler may be slightly younger than the intended audience of this series, but she still loves it. These are her favorite songs, and her favorite DVD in this set is Extraordinary Earth (she loves nature). The storytelling elements and the way they all tie in together is a very nice touch.</p>

Paige Petersen

Las Vegas, Nevada

Amazingly educational, fun and engaging

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<p>We got the treeschoolers set when we purchased the complete collection when our Maggie was 2. She would rather watch this than anything else on tv! It keeps her engaged (which for an autistic 4 year old is amazing in and of itself) and she loves to practice the signs. It's also amazing just how much the rest of the family has learned from watching the DVDs right along with her. This series (as well as all the others) is not only great for the kids, but also makes learning sign language easy for us adults as well. By the way - ASL is not just for children or adults with hearing loss... teaching children from 5 months old will help prevent temper tantrums as they grow older - they will be able to tell you exactly what they want without the frustration!</p>

Casey Clark

Ohio, USA

I LOVE this show!

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<p>My son can't get enough... he is learning so much, and so quickly. Thank you so much for this sale!!!</p>